What the artifact reads
The artifact reads the dataset’s stored data, not what you see in the grid:- Filters and sorting in the grid don’t change what a chart sees.
- Column formats aren’t applied — the artifact gets the plain values.
- Formula cells arrive as the formula itself (for example
=SUM(C2:C10)), not the computed result. For totals a chart needs, ask the agent to compute them in the artifact, or keep them as plain values in the dataset.
Who sees the data
The artifact checks access every time it loads data. A viewer sees a dataset’s data when either is true:- They can open the dataset’s folder.
- The dataset was added to the artifact by someone who could read it. Anyone who can open the artifact then sees that data too, even without access to the dataset’s folder.
No access to this data This artifact reads a dataset in a folder you’re not a member of.You’ll also see this notice if the dataset was deleted, or if the artifact was last saved by someone who couldn’t read it. When you move an entry between folders, Studiograph warns you if the datasets it depends on might not be visible from the destination. The warning never blocks the move.